About Me

I have the pleasure of being a PhD student in mathematics (de jure) and biochemistry (de facto) at Stanford. At this moment I am likely drinking coffee and working on one of my varied and exciting projects with either of my advisors Rhiju Das (Biochemistry) and George Papanicolaou (Mathematics).

The majority of my research centres around the analysis of MaP-seq data and its use in furthering our understanding of RNA structure. I try to answer questions such as

Also, Cryo-EM is undisputably the top dog in imaging biomolecules in near-native states, and has a rich mathematical theory which I enjoy exploring.

Education

September 2022 — July 2027

PhD in Mathematics; advised by Rhiju Das (Biochemistry) and George Papanicolaou (Mathematics).

March 2018 — November 2021

Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Advanced Studies, with majors in mathematics and physics. My honours year was spent in the applied geometric analysis group, led by Leo Tzou, where I advanced theoretic results in computed tomography.